The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-13

A party visited Mystic lake oil Sunday
lust.
The r,a,l machine has done some good
work on Church street.
Sells Brothers circus is coming west
en- route TO the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Judge Luce and MIS-. r. P.Vivion
their husbands in Helena.
Thos. Brandenburg returned this week
n flying trip TO Helena and other
western noints.
Mr.. d. W. Pitts and wife were on
Monday night serenaded by the Boze.
silver cornet band.
Mrs. White has our hearty thanks for
n handsome boquet of choice flowers
frcsi, from her garden.
Attention is directed to the large adj
v%ertisement of l.. S. Wilson & Co., in
this issue. 1t deserves a perusal.
Nearly half of the town was out on
Sunday, visiting the various resorts near
town and enjoying the quiet scenes of
rural life.
In Helena, on the 9TH, Rnlla. the GAL
latin valley t%rotter, distanced Ranchero
and Ben Iomond, %trotting a mile with
ease in DO.
During the past month six head of
COWS have died on the reservation near
town. 1t is thought that they have
eaten poison.
When you ask a Livingston man what
kind of II time he had on the Fourth, he
gazes at you for a few moments and then
remarks; Come off,"
The Western Union Telegraph COM
iany, in conformity TO the request made
by the city council, are preparing to
move their poles from Main street.
w. II. Raymond has recently sold TO
MIN broS |, VI ShncsNilc, Nv pay
colt Irwin by Tempest, dam Chrome by
Commodore Belmont.
The Spanish Trouba'lours will be in
town on the 30lh inst under the ALL
spices Of the Bozeman Library associ.
alton. Look out for further particulars
later.
Attention is called to the new nd of
Jones & Fisher, who, besides making first
class finishing lumber, devote special at
tcntion 10 chopping feed. Give them a
trial.
The Bozeman base ball nine played a
matched game with a picked nine on
Friday night ard got away with it easily.
The Bozrman base ball nine is coming
to the front with great rapidity.
Al the preliminary trial of O'Brien and
others on Thursday for stealing a watch
FIR nm Mr.. Reding of Cooke, O'Brien was
bound over to await the grand jury,
while the others were discharged.
The first and second base ball mines
will play II matched game of ball oil
Friday evening for prizes. Tho game
will br hntly contested and those who
emily the sport are invited to be present
on the grounds.
A IuJt orLyht,,;, lrri,., ,l,n poy,,e
shower oflast Thursday afternoon struck
and splintered II portion Tracy's corral in
the rear of the post-oilice building and
instantly killed Mrs. Tracy's carriage
horse standing neal by.
DIR. Hunter yesterday purchased the
property adjoining c. W. Soper, on Cen
trail avenuc and will convert the hous,
into a large and elegant dwelling. The
doctor took n year in which to decide
where he would reside the remainder o
of his days, and has decided in favor o
Bozeman.
Territorial TreasuTercr Preuitt say
that the last cent in the TREASURY has beel
paid ont, and there will be no none!
with which tn meet warrants until Sep
t,mber, when n little will come in iron
license sources, but no large sum unit
taxes are collected next December.
We stop the press to say that Jane
Harding, who lives on the old Crowel
ranch on the edge of town, has just
brought us a sample lot of Strawberries
raised on his place. They run twelve I,
the quart and it requires three bites t.
masticatG one of them.
Us. Riley, who is representing tn,
Western Wool Commission company, G
st. Louis. was in Bozeman on Saturday
and will be here again in a day or two
Mr.. Riley is rustling for wool and inform
us that he is having good success. as S
Louis has many advantages over compel
ing points in the wool business.
Miss Lottie Wade, who upon severa
occasions has held down the boards a
the Eozeman opera house, has gone cas-
and we are informed by the best of ma
rimonial authority, the Husbandmar
that she is going to be married. Let Il
trust that she will not attempt to max
n living for her husband rs well as ft
herself by acting in Montana.
Henry Seiverts has purchased I'll
good will and fixtures of the city re
taurant, opposite Lamme's, and is agai
giving the best twenty-five cent meal
be procured in the city to the patror
of this popular eating place. Henry hi
had long experience in the rcstaural
business and proposes to sustain his r
mutation rs an excellent caterer.
Mr.. Geo. Wakefield, proprietor of Il
Park Transportation company, spent
day at his home in Bozeman this wee
Mr.. Wakefield informed the CHRoNIcl
that the total amount taken by the hig'
waymen in the recent "hold-up," at Il
Park, was only $1,000, Mr.. Wakefe
says that the thieves were new at Il
, Lusiness and evidently eXpected to NAL